Miracles Master the Art, Nancy Lynne Harris
Miracles Master the Art teaches people how to heal themselves without medicine by consciously changing their attitudes, feelings, and beliefs from negative to positive. It includes a guide, 12 Steps to Heal Yourself Without Medicine, to help you discover the specific positive words that will heal your illness. Helps you understand that we live in
The Elfkin Journals, JDeVeres
Warder Garith De’ Graoin and Doctor Lan De Tian lead a team of “Misfits” on a quest to save their universe from a plague that is sweeping through an entire civilization. Utilizing the power of bonded mind stones, they shape the energies of the universe to reach across time and space seeking out the enemy.
Iran from Crown to Turbans, Gail Rose Thompson
People are curious about how life in Iran today, under the Islamic republic, differs from life as it was during the reign of Shah Mohamad Reza Pahlavi. Gail Rose Thompson, who lived there in the 1970s, working for the imperial court as the Shah’s horse trainer, has many tales about life during that time and
The Curse of the Skyfolk, Jamie Rowe
In the ashes of his fallen Empire, the vestigial Prince of the Landfolk, Zand Feralitor fights to regain his lands from the dreaded Skyfolk conquerors. He will stop at nothing to free his people from slavery and famine. But what is Zand to do if the allies he seeks prove worse than the enemies he
The Frights of Fiji, Sunayna Prasad
A world of magic and adventure awaits… Sent to live with her strict, aloof, and uncaring uncle after her parents are killed in a car accident, twelve-year-old orphan Alyssa McCarthy longs for the life she used to have—one filled with fun and love. Then one stormy night, a message appears in the raindrops on the
Why They Stay, Anne Michaud
Why They Stay explores the possible reasoning and motivation behind why political wives stay with their husbands after the husbands cheat. Hillary Clinton couldn’t have known in 1998 how her husband’s high-profile philandering would play out. Would he be rehabilitated in the public eye? She couldn’t be sure, but she took the gamble. Had she
King Of The Blind, Caiseal Mor
In 1688 a plague of smallpox swept through Ireland. Like many others, eighteen year old Turlough O’Carolan was struck down. He was one of the lucky ones to survive. However, the sickness cost him his eyesight. Within two years of being blinded he’d learned to play the harp and taken to the road as a
Persia Pride & Power, Dr. Jeffrey Donner
At the time of this story, The Persian Empire was the largest (5.5 million square kilometers) in recorded history. It stretched from the Indus in the East to the Aegean in the west. It also included the ancient Egyptian Civilization. Its accomplishments were astounding, ranging from bureaucratic administration to roads, postal services, coinage, and metal
Seven Ghostly Spins, Patricia Bossano
Based on harrowing legends and nightmares come true, this mind-bending collection of paranormal tales will creep under your skin and stay with you long after you have read it. Seven Ghostly Spins is a phenomenal, addictive piece of fiction that left me shocked, enthralled and astonished from start to finish. Patricia Bossano is an author
Fever & Flame, Rose Ivory
Since childhood, Iver Holt and his brothers had hidden themselves away. They were known throughout Evergreen Cove as a fine, upstanding family, but underneath, there was something more. Something powerful, and dangerous, that even they couldn’t name. Isolation was a choice. Suppression essential for survival. Knowing his own monstrous self, Iver would never allow a
The Complete Food Substitutions Handbook, Jean B. MacLeod
The Complete Food Substitutions Handbook is a comprehensive listing of thousands of ingredients from the familiar and commonplace to the exotic and hard-to-find, plus all the available substitutes for each particular entry. Whether looking to replace a missing component, seeking a healthier or leaner equivalent, or merely wanting a cheaper alternative, you won’t be disappointed.Are you
Guardian Angel, SK Sutphen
Joseph Storch has an enviable life. He owns a successful financial services firm, has scads of money, a mansion in the hills, and a beautiful wife. But as the fraud his success is built upon comes crashing down, his life, as he knows it, is over. In a fit of despair,he puts his Glock to
Singular, Larry Buenafe
Technology can save us.It can also kill us all if we’re not careful. How far will a parent go to save their child?If you’re John Taylor, you’ll go as far as it takes. The year is 2051. Due to a devastating natural disaster and a regime oppressive to any technological advances that are not military in nature, most
A Life in the Age of Pompeii, Charline Ratcliff
Much of the world is aware of the tragedy that befell Pompeii in 79 AD. An eyewitness report details the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in letters from Pliny the Younger to the historian Tacitus. Even with this recounting set to paper, Pompeii faded out of history to become little more than myth. In the late
Flagstaff’s Forgotten Cowgirl, JK Hoffman
Travel with Lizzie – from a budding young girl to a strong independent woman – within the intimate and innocent diary, she penned to capture the thrills discovering how each of her days blessed her with new experiences. A real person who lived in the Flagstaff area in the 1880’s, Lizzie lived a life unlike
In DeLorean’s Shadow, Stephen L. Arrington
The author wrote this illustrated book exposing the biggest drug conspiracy in U.S. History. It contains photographs, copies of documents, and illustrations by world-famous underwater artists. The John Z. DeLorean drug trial ruled the headlines of newspapers worldwide. The case commanded the attention of the highest levels of the FBI, DEA, CIA, IRS, DOJ, Attorney
Born of Water, A.L. Knorr
A mysterious shipwreck could unlock ancient powers… or send her to a watery grave. Targa MacAuley feels more at home on dry land than in the watery realm of her mermaid ancestors. After 17 years on solid ground, she fears she’ll never grow into the creature her mother hoped she’d become. To keep her mom’s
Screwed: A Prison Story, Chester Hart
Inspired by the author’s real life experiences working within one of Australia’s prisons. Screwed is a tale of toxic work culture, prisons and how the best intentions can go horribly wrong on the inside of this bizarre world, with its own unwritten rules, ways of talking and ways of getting what you want. Welcome to
The Busy, Working Mother’s Guide to Living a Life of Meaning Series Living a Life of Passion, Nicolle Lowrey
How to stop killing yourself as a mother. As a mother, it can be difficult to remember to care for yourself while raising a family. Not matter what ages your children are…whether they’re infants, toddlers, pre-, middle, or high school, you’re faced with making the right decisions when raising your children. You dedicate everything you
The Certain Hope, E.C. Jackson
Love at first sight. It’s every girl’s dream. But Tara Simpkins is finding out it’s not as easy as it seems. Is this truly the man God sent to be her husband, or is she just desperate to escape her loneliness? The recent loss of both parents has left her reeling, and close friends don’t